mikeyboyeee

Ah,

Which XD are you referring to?

Fantastic firearm. Sold mine, but really great gun. Will replace with an Inox one day.

depending on when and where I am in with my taurus 709 slim 9mm and XDM 3.8 compact in .40

Welcome. I moved out of WP 3 yrs ago when I got rid of the wife

Welcome from EB

I would DEF get from Paul at A&A. Support the forum ,solid vendor & avoid the hassle with a notorious assclown in Rockaway!

Kinda scary some of you guys have permits and you don't even understand where you can and can't carry!!!

This bs has been going around for over 10 yrs. Utter nonsense!!!!! http://urbanlegends.about.com/od/business/a/cell_directory.htm

There are VERY few politicians who will even touch anti gun laws right now. After this Zimmerman thing blows over, there will be even less. You will have the usual leftist idiots, but most mainstream dems know it is a death knell for them. The culture of this country is NO WHERE close to accepting this.

What part of the last election did you miss thinking there is a possibility over the next 20 yrs that dems will control both houses AND the POTUS?

I do not believe you technically need a letter, but I would get it just in case, but y9ou are most certainly exempt if it s your off duty weapon (like my buddy's).

AS LEO, you are exemt (until you retire). I have an XDM 3.8 compact in .40. Paul from A&A pinned my mags and I bought another pinned from him. My LEO buddy liked mine so much, he went out and bought one himself. He will pin the mags prior to his retirement next yr. Right now, he does not have to. Anyone is more then welcome to shoot my XDM. I LOVE IT!

As an atheist, I believe it it needs to stay out. That being said, I also do not believe any reference to god in pledge, songs, the quarter, etc should be left alone. Atering these things to remove the word god, or change xmas break to winter recess is nonense. Then again, to me so is religion, but thats my belief.

Just turned 40. Grew up in VERY anti gun househiold, so only been shooting 3 yrs.

Wait, houses are only going down in price for the not so near future.

I REALLY need to get of my a$$ and get this done already!!!!

You may be by far the most bi-polar person on this forum!

I am a big fan of my .226 9mm. Congrats!

And that's about the ONLY time he is allowed to enter without notice: http://www.lsnjlaw.org/english/placeilive/irentmyhome/tenantsrights/chapterfour/index.cfm#4whenenter When can a landlord enter? The law allows the landlord or the landlord’s workers to go into the tenant’s dwelling only in a few special situations: If the tenant invites or asks the landlord or one of the landlord’s workers to come in. If the landlord needs to inspect the apartment, but only: at reasonable periods of time—every day is unreasonable, every few months might be okay; at a reasonable time of day—4 a.m. is unreasonable, 4 p.m. might be okay, depending on whether the tenant will be home at that time; and only after giving the tenant reasonable notice that he or she is coming to inspect. Reasonable notice usually means a written notice. It also usually means that the notice must be given at least one day before the landlord wants to come in. For buildings containing three apartments or more, there is a regulation requiring one day’s notice before a landlord can come into an apartment to make an inspection or do repairs. Cite: N.J.A.C. 5:10-5.1©. [*]If the landlord or one of the landlord’s workers needs to go into the apartment to do maintenance or make repairs. If the repairs are not an emergency, they can only enter the house or apartment at a reasonable time and after giving reasonable notice. [*]If the landlord or the landlord’s workers need to go into the house or apartment to do emergency repairs. Under this circumstance, the landlord may not have to give one day’s notice—or even any notice—if the emergency is really serious or dangerous, for example, the apartment is on fire or water is rushing out of a broken pipe and pouring through the floor. But even in the case of an emergency, the landlord should try to give some notice if he or she can, even if the notice is just a phone call. Top of page What if the landlord won’t stay out? If the landlord or one of the landlord’s workers enters your house or apartment and does not have your permission or does not have one of the other reasons discussed above, he or she is breaking the law. You should send a letter by certified mail to the landlord complaining about what happened. Keep a copy for your records. You can also call the police or go to the police station or local court and file a complaint for “trespass” or “harassment” against the person who entered without your permission. You might be able to file a trespass or harassment complaint because, even though your landlord owns the building, he or she has given you the right to possess the apartment.

And he is the main reason that I "pulled the trigger" and purchased guns myself , but I don't agree with your other post, thats' all.

Little green men chasing you around too? Thats quite a stretch).

The liebrals? I agree!

It would be VERY easy to prove undue burdon in this case if you got caught. You legally own a firearm in NJ. You are ONLY allowed to keep said firearm (legally) at your place of residence. It is an undue burdon to expect you to keep something you are legally entitled to at another location which would put you in violoation of NJ law. When I sign a lease which has clauses I do not agree with, I change them and send it back to the landlord. I have never had one come back and say no.

Which is illegal. A landlord can not enter your leased residence without permission. They can not drop by for an impromptu inspection, etc without your consent. Well, they can stop by, but you don't have to let them in and if they enter without you, it is illegal.. if my landlord entered my apt without my consent, I could have him arrested for trespassing (yes even tho he owns the actual apt).